Sentence examples for reparation work from inspiring English sources

A report by planning officers said the fair had been given planning permission over the years despite its impact on the land due to its "benefits to the vitality of the city centre as a whole" and the reparation work carried out afterwards.

Analyses did not identify contamination of the drinking water by glass fibres that could have been released from the reparation work.

The odor was perceived on the same day of the reparation work, first at the the water tanks, the parking place and later in other parts of the buildings.

The reparation work at the firewater tank involved the application of an unsaturated polyester resin based on styrene (Aropal FS1933), followed by a cap of fiberglass mats (MAT300) containing 35% fiberglass, and then by a white gel coat based on styrene that contained a low (4 6%) proportion of a paraffin.

A key concern among those who voted "no" on the initial deal is that convicted rebels will not serve jail time and will instead remove land mines and do other reparations work.

A8 Haggling Over Reparations The work of a United Nations commission that sets compensation for claims arising from the Persian Gulf war has been stymied by a dispute pitting the United States against Russia and France over Kuwait Petroleum's $21.6 billion claim for lost oil and gas sales.

He pleaded guilty to possession of an offensive weapon and was given a referral order, a non-custodial sentence in which he will be required to make reparation through community work.

For adolescents in conflict with criminal law, promote social and educational measures alternative to imprisonment, linked to victims' reparation and community work as mechanisms of training for juvenile offenders.

Bonaventure was familiar with many accounts of the subject of theology: "things and signs," the work of "reparation for sin," "Christ head and members," "God," and "the object of belief (credibile).

But inside I find a startling exhibition on Displacement and Reparation, with almost 50 works, mainly by Colombian artists.

Maulana Karenga, the black nationalist leader best known as the creator of Kwanzaa, the African-American celebration in December, wrote in 2008 in The Sentinel, a black newspaper in Los Angeles, that Mr. Obadele's work for reparations was "essential".